Rope Access Level III Superintendent
Description
Main Purpose: The Offshore Rope Access Level III Superintendent, safely supervises, plans and executes rope access operations, including but not limited to inspections, upkeep, repairs, fitting, welding, blasting, painting, scaffolding and rigging tasks on offshore platforms; while established ISO/QC program standards. This position is located Offshore in the Gulf of America, formerly known as the Gulf of Mexico.
Safety
Demonstrate the knowledge and skills of a SPRAT or IRATA Rope Access Level III Technician
Document and communicate work completed, including any issues or incidents
Maintain climbing logbook per SPRAT/IRATA guidelines
Perform self-rescue maneuvers
Identify and mitigate potential hazards in the work environment, ensuring a safe and compliant worksite
Conduct on-site safety briefings and training sessions for team members
Stay updated on industry standards and best practices for rope access work
Physical Requirements
Standing, sitting, walking, stooping, kneeling, climbing, feeling, talking, hearing and seeing
Turning, twisting, bending, and balancing
Pushing, pulling and reaching
Must be able to lift and / or move up to 25 pounds and occasionally 50-75 pounds
Requirements
2+ years direct offshore Structure and Pipefitter and/or Welder experience
5+ years experience as a Rope Access Level III Superintendent offshore
Experience with fitting, cutting and tacking of Structural & Pipe on an Offshore Platform
Must successfully demonstrate the ability to pass a practical Structural and Pipefitter test
Must possess an active SPRAT or IRATA Level III Certification
Must possess theoretical knowledge of rope access equipment and techniques
Strong leadership and supervisory skills
Ability to work at extreme heights
Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing
Ability to work in a team environment
Must be able to pass pre-employment physical and drug screen
Must be able to pass a background check
Valid TWIC card
Desirable Experience, Education, And Training
Basic understanding of blasting and painting techniques
Highschool diploma or GED
Tools, Equipment, And Technology
Rope access gear, including harnesses, helmets, ropes etc.
Blasting, painting and rigging tools and equipment
Welding tools and equipment
Environmental Conditions
80% to 90% of the work activities are performed outdoors. Individuals will be required to work in changes of temperature, hot, cold, humid, wet, and dry conditions, dust, mud, etc. They may also be exposed to fumes (Paint, paint thinners, diesel, /or gas, etc.)